I’m in Oslo, Norway 🇳🇴 this week, joining the excellent Insight Research Market Tour, organized by Dan Munford, Nick Scherzer and Magnar Møkkelgård Great insights from the store tours. Excellent execution on foodservice 🌭, product innovation 💡and of course plenty of learnings from the implementation of EV charging 🚗🔋. - 7-Eleven Uno-X Mobility - NIO Battery Swap Station - REMA 1000 i Norge with Uno-X charging - Circle K, flagship motorway site and mobile charging units - St1 Nordic Oy Shell flagship motorway site - Certas Energy brand new flagship site with Esso and Deli de Luca Norge AS Great insights also from the presentations from Erik Lorentzen, Head of Analysis and Advisory Services at the Norsk elbilforening (Norwegian EV Association) , Eugen Hildebrandt , Partner at McKinsey & Company , Marius Davidsen, Head of eMobility and Bård A. Granerud , Head of Network planning at St1 Nordic Oy Shell Some of the insights shared: From Erik on Norway: - 83% - EV share of new passenger car sales Aug 2023 - 100% - Government target for 2025 - 11% - EV share of new Heavy goods vehicles sales 2022 - 106 - available to buy EV car models in 2022 - 12 - available cars in 2012 - 23% - share of EV passenger cars on the road - 37% in the largest city of Oslo - 40% in the 2nd largest city of Bergen - 1.2% - share of EV heavy duty vehicles on the road - 60% - households that only have EV cars in their household - 76% of fast charging stations are NOT at gas stations (instead at supermarkets, IKEA, Hotels, …) - 80% of charging done at home - >20 - number of charge point operators with different offers, apps, pricing models, … From Eugen on Germany: - 5%-10% - average 24h time utilisation of chargers (20%-30% on motorway) - 30 minutes down to 15-20 minutes - average charging time decrease from 2023 to 2030. From Marius and Bård on Norway - -10% - Fuel volume sold 2022 vs peak year 2016 From everything we heard and saw, it leaves one question open: when will we see the decline in number of petrol stations because of the move to charging? My own prediction: soon! And when it comes, it will hit hard and fast. But hey, maybe I’m wrong… 😉 #nacsglobal
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Check out this transparent finding related to EV, fast charging ideas, and consumer trends shifting. As someone who's been in the industry for a while, I can say this is one of the most informative & revealing prediction reports I've seen. I believe it will trigger more things in the near future. #transparent #trendguess #countingtime
I’m in Oslo, Norway 🇳🇴 this week, joining the excellent Insight Research Market Tour, organized by Dan Munford, Nick Scherzer and Magnar Møkkelgård Great insights from the store tours. Excellent execution on foodservice 🌭, product innovation 💡and of course plenty of learnings from the implementation of EV charging 🚗🔋. - 7-Eleven Uno-X Mobility - NIO Battery Swap Station - REMA 1000 i Norge with Uno-X charging - Circle K, flagship motorway site and mobile charging units - St1 Nordic Oy Shell flagship motorway site - Certas Energy brand new flagship site with Esso and Deli de Luca Norge AS Great insights also from the presentations from Erik Lorentzen, Head of Analysis and Advisory Services at the Norsk elbilforening (Norwegian EV Association) , Eugen Hildebrandt , Partner at McKinsey & Company , Marius Davidsen, Head of eMobility and Bård A. Granerud , Head of Network planning at St1 Nordic Oy Shell Some of the insights shared: From Erik on Norway: - 83% - EV share of new passenger car sales Aug 2023 - 100% - Government target for 2025 - 11% - EV share of new Heavy goods vehicles sales 2022 - 106 - available to buy EV car models in 2022 - 12 - available cars in 2012 - 23% - share of EV passenger cars on the road - 37% in the largest city of Oslo - 40% in the 2nd largest city of Bergen - 1.2% - share of EV heavy duty vehicles on the road - 60% - households that only have EV cars in their household - 76% of fast charging stations are NOT at gas stations (instead at supermarkets, IKEA, Hotels, …) - 80% of charging done at home - >20 - number of charge point operators with different offers, apps, pricing models, … From Eugen on Germany: - 5%-10% - average 24h time utilisation of chargers (20%-30% on motorway) - 30 minutes down to 15-20 minutes - average charging time decrease from 2023 to 2030. From Marius and Bård on Norway - -10% - Fuel volume sold 2022 vs peak year 2016 From everything we heard and saw, it leaves one question open: when will we see the decline in number of petrol stations because of the move to charging? My own prediction: soon! And when it comes, it will hit hard and fast. But hey, maybe I’m wrong… 😉 #nacsglobal
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EV Drivers choosing the minutes they need to spend fast charging to visit IKEA, or is it that they are fast charging when they complete a planned trip to IKEA? Whichever, the charger utilisation is high today around lunchtime here in Norway. #moreplugs #recharge. In cities like Oslo 40% of passenger vehicles are EV now according to the Norway EV association, 24% across the whole country and approaching 700,000 cars out of a total car population of 2.9m.
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Is your business invisible? EV drivers can filter virtually all search engines by charging station availability. Whether it's hotels, shopping centers, restaurants, or even rest stops on a road trip, chances are, drivers that need a charge are only looking for places they can plug in. Without charging stations, your business may be INVISIBLE to EV drivers looking for a charge. Looking to shine some light on your business by installing charging stations? We can help 💡 Call 800-LIGHTEN or visit us at https://lnkd.in/ekPaR7p to start the conversation! #chargingstations #EV #EVcharger #emobility #EVcharging
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Exciting news from Singapore as the nation takes a significant stride in sustainable mobility ! The installation of the first-ever electric vehicle (EV) chargers at an open-air Housing Board carpark marks a milestone in the government's extensive initiative to make EV charging accessible to all. Operated by Charge+, these chargers at the Jurong East Street 21 carpark exemplify progress in the electrification journey, offering seamless charging for both electric cars and motorcycles. The plan is ambitious – by the end of 2023, 30 surface-level HDB carparks will be equipped with EV chargers, fostering widespread adoption across neighborhoods. This initiative by EV-Electric (EVe) Charging, a subsidiary of the Land Transport Authority (LTA), reflects a broader strategy. The goal is to have EV chargers at over 700 HDB carparks, making up a third of all public carparks in Singapore, by the end of next year. #singapore #ev #innovation #Mobility
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Electric Cargo Bike Market To Reach US$ 5.0 Billion by 2032 The increasing inclination towards online shopping, rising demand for fuel-efficient vehicles, and the growing investments in the upgradation of public charging infrastructure represent some of the key factors driving the market. Request a Sample Report: https://lnkd.in/dPKYmbMx There is an increase in the inclination towards online shopping and the requirement for efficient delivery of products. This, coupled with significant growth in the e-commerce industry, represents one of the major factors driving the demand for electric cargo bikes around the world. Read Full Report: https://lnkd.in/gKCC6zMt #ElectricCargoBikeMarket #ElectricCargoBike #ElectricCargoBikeCompanies #IMARCGroup #MarketResearchReport #MarketReport #IndustryReport #USA #Marketing #Business #MarketResearch #marketstrategy
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In response to a 75% surge in new electric car registrations last year, Singapore is set to introduce additional fast charging stations for electric vehicles in HDB neighbourhoods, town centers, and JTC industrial estates. The transition to electric vehicles is a crucial part of Singapore's decarbonisation strategy for the transport sector. Senior Minister of State for Sustainability and Environment, Amy Khor shares that “it is very good progress and we hope that we will continue to keep up this momentum and see more electric vehicles and fewer internal combustion engine vehicles on the road progressively.” The move underscores the significance of collaboration among the government, industry, and motorists for a successful transition to electric vehicles. Further details on EV fast charger deployment plans are expected to be shared in the coming months. Read more about it: https://lnkd.in/gvRbMQVr Together, let’s embark on a #VoyageToProsperity towards a sustainable nation for our next generation. And beyond. #Geneco #GenecoSG #SustainableTransport #ElectricVehicles #Sustainability #Technology
EV fast chargers to be set up in HDB neighbourhood and town centres
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Electric and Hybrid Car Sales Set to Hit Global Record in 2024 The automotive industry is set for a landmark year in 2024, with electric and hybrid car sales projected to reach a new global record. According to The Guardian, the International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts that electric vehicles will make up 18% of total car sales, up from 14% in 2023. This surge is driven by consumer demand for eco-friendly vehicles and stringent government policies on carbon emissions. At Penthouse Queen, we embrace this shift towards sustainability. Our luxury properties feature eco-friendly technologies such as energy-efficient appliances, sustainable building materials, and electric vehicle charging stations, ensuring our clients enjoy a luxurious and environmentally responsible lifestyle.
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Being able to charge your EV while staying at a hotel has become an increasingly important factor in choosing a property. Here's what you need to know as a developer or investor of EV charging stations in the hospitality sector. #evchargers #electricmobility
The hospitality industry is embracing electric vehicles through widespread installation of EV chargers as a hotel amenity. Dean A. Roy, Chip Ferguson, Lucas Longo, and Malia Benison discuss the sector's surging trend, including the incentives and subsidies available to install the chargers. #Hospitality #EVChargers #ElectricVehicles
Charging Ahead: A Primer on EV Charging for the Hospitality Industry | ArentFox Schiff
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The hospitality industry is embracing electric vehicles through widespread installation of EV chargers as a hotel amenity. Dean A. Roy, Chip Ferguson, Lucas Longo, and Malia Benison discuss the sector's surging trend, including the incentives and subsidies available to install the chargers. #Hospitality #EVChargers #ElectricVehicles
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With the delivery of 17 Vauxhall Combo vans, Michelin has completed the first phase of its electric vehicle (EV) transition programme in the van fleet that its Services and Solutions division operates in the UK. The electric vans, supplied on a four-year lease and featuring a Michelin livery that emphasises the company’s sustainability commitments, are part of “ambitious” plans to electrify the division’s 54-strong fleet by 2026. “The introduction of electric vans is an important milestone for our division and aligns with Michelin’s whole environmental ethos as we constantly strive to reduce our CO2 emissions,” says Alastair Cameron, national operations manager - services and solutions at Michelin. “Deployed on the passenger transport side of the business, the electric vans will be used by our tyre technicians who visit multiple sites every day, but who are classed as low-mileage city drivers.” Cameron says drivers of the vans, which offer a range of up to 175 miles, will be “our ambassadors for the transition to EVs, encouraging colleagues to join the programme,” which Michelin will expand next year. Drivers will cover business mileage with an electric fuel card, whilst the Services and Solutions division has put in place a system for them to efficiently reclaim home charging costs. The electric vans will be used by tyre technicians who visit multiple sites every day, but who are classed as low-mileage city drivers. Smooth switch from diesel to electric By utilising the Michelin Connected Fleet portfolio, parent company Michelin reduced the number of harsh driving events across its Services and Solutions van fleet last year, cutting fuel costs through improved driver behaviour. Michelin is drawing upon the portfolio’s EV transition tools to smoothen the switch from diesel to electric, with a focus on driver ability to home charge, plus assessment of battery range issues. “With the Connected Fleet tools, we now have the ability to monitor how our electric vans are being utilised in terms of charging, so we can carefully manage the battery life and range and advise our drivers accordingly,” Cameron adds. 80% range within half an hour The Vauxhall Combo electric vans each have a high-energy density 50kWh 18-module battery that can charge from empty up to 80 per cent of maximum range in less than 30 minutes using a 100kW fast charger. The battery can also be fully charged at home in just 7.5 hours using a home wallbox. Michelin Services and Solutions is taking steps to further improve driver safety in the Vauxhall Combo vans by installing the same fleet management technologies it deploys for end-user fleets, including forward and rear-facing cameras. https://lnkd.in/edCRndpb
Electric vans arrive in Michelin Services and Solutions fleet
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11moThanks for joining us Mark Wohltmann. See you at the NACS Show soon.